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by doh 7y ago
Hey, We are DTLA based company hiring across the board ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19798601 ) but more specifically we have a project around ES. In short, we built a reverse search engine for audio-visual content (
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by doh 7y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | Downtown, Los Angeles | US-ONLY REMOTE or ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $105,000 Minimum Salary + Equity | https://angel.co/pexeso/jobs Pex built a suite of products with focus on analytics and rights
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by doh 7y ago
I've never heard of them before (coda.io). Seems like they raised a lot of money [0] and are generally competing in the space of airtable [1]. More surprising, coda.io is still free and has no pricing [2]. I get that they are in land g
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by doh 8y ago
It's what Avisare [0] is trying to address (I have no connection to the company). We have some government contracts pending and we decided to give them services free of charge rather than going through the procurement hell. [0] https:
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by doh 8y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | Downtown, Los Angeles | US-ONLY REMOTE or ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $105,000 Minimum Salary + Equity | https://angel.co/pexeso/jobs Pex built a suite of products with focus on analytics and rights
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by doh 8y ago
The law will have a very negative impact on the society and it's very unfortunate that it passed. I was really hoping to the last second, that it will not. As much as I can't do anything about the law itself, I can make sure that
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by doh 8y ago
The way we read the article 13 is that platforms have to offer tools to identify copyrighted work, but also the rights holders have to register the work for them to be identified. That would imply that one database with an obvious way for r
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by doh 8y ago
Let me state first that Article 13 is a very dangerous idea that will have bad consequences. That said, we're making our Attribution engine (the shazam for all audio-visual content) free to all platforms and rights holders [0]. It&#x27
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by doh 8y ago
That's fantastic. Didn't know that he has a new book, for the lazy ones, called "How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems" [0]. Also pre-ordered! [0] https://www.amazon.com/How-Absu
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by doh 8y ago
Love the book. Super fun to read, even for an adult.
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by doh 8y ago
> I (as a European consumer) would rather prefer that the big platforms like youtube/reddit/facebook just shut down their European presence in response to these kind of laws. You know the complete opposite will happen. Those ar
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by doh 8y ago
Horrendous law with an incredibly severe consequences to us all. And I'm saying this as the one benefiting most as my company is the ultimate upload filter (we are orders of magnitude larger than Content ID [0]). We are not going to st
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by doh 8y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | Downtown, Los Angeles | US-ONLY REMOTE or ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $105,000 Minimum Salary + Equity | https://angel.co/pexeso/jobs Pex built a suite of products with focus on analytics and rights
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by doh 8y ago
Not yet
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by doh 8y ago
Option grants - they are not the same for employees and contractors. And there are huge differences between them for the receivers [0] Healthcare - companies have different options than individuals. Different countries offer different quali
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by doh 8y ago
Netflix doesn't have remote workers. Yes, they compensate for every benefit in cash. Because they have abundance of it. There is a reason why startups give equity and lower salaries. They can't afford to compete with incumbents. P
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by doh 8y ago
Well, a contractor is a very different thing. They don't have the same rights and we can't offer them the same benefits as we do to our employees. We don't want to have second class citizens on our team. That said, we already
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by doh 8y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | Downtown, Los Angeles | US-ONLY REMOTE or ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $105,000 Minimum Salary + Equity | https://angel.co/pexeso/jobs Pex built a suite of products with focus on analytics and rights
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by doh 8y ago
I have a crazy deja vu. I picked up this boom yesterday night and read the first chapter before going to sleep. And then this came along. I though for a second that I had to dream the plot.
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by doh 8y ago
This was very expected. There are only few companies that could provide technology semi-compliant with the Article 13. AudibleMagic is at the top of the list. Although they can only identify audio from the content so the platforms would sti
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by doh 8y ago
I do understand where are you coming from, but there is price to everything. Most distributed systems have eventual consistency. Very few can achieve strong consistency. Postgres sacrifices a lot for a strong consistency and predictable per
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by doh 8y ago
pgb can timeout connections and close them if they are idle for too long, which is usually the way to deal with stale connections. Not sure what solution are you imagining would be the right one.
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by doh 8y ago
Maybe the team wasn't willing to make the jump without them letting to keep it running? Keeping lights on is very different from supporting development. I think time will tell.
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by doh 8y ago
Oh, we tried. Believe me, we tried many times. Original pgb creator didn't bother to respond to any of my emails.
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by doh 8y ago
True, but as you said, the compatibility is quickly increasing. They actually did a great job and there is fairly little that is not compatible, usually on very advanced side (which is exactly what we would love to have), but the team is es
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by doh 8y ago
I'm not sure it's that critical. You can use connection pooling on client and/or you can outsource it to a proxy/bouncer that will do this for you. We have tens of thousands of connections and no problems. We also forked
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by doh 8y ago
I did. Its not that far from Gloo. I would like something that doesn’t require crazy amount of tooling and does require containers
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by doh 8y ago
Got it, very helpful. We are looking at it to do dynamic routing from our system to the Internet and back. That means terminate the request on a client (server), route it to an exit node where it's more appropriate (for instance to byp
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by doh 8y ago
Care to share some details? What's your use case? How would it negatively impact it?
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by doh 8y ago
Related, at least in the sentiment https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/americans-dont-miss-man...

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